...description. " If," said he, in a letter to the resident, onethis founds dated 22d of January, 1801, " the alarming crisis be now approaching, in which his...Company, this calamity must be imputed principally to his neglect of my repeated advice and meat of Oude. earnest representations. The augmented charges might...

...pretensions of a new description. " If," said he, in a letter to the resident, dated 22d of January, 1801, " the alarming crisis be now approaching, in which his...fulfil his public engagements to the Company, this pany's ' ing the governcalamity must be imputed principally to his neglect of my repeated advice and...

...resident, on this founds dated 22d of January, 1801, " the alarming crisis be now approaching, in which fo his Excellency can no longer fulfil his public engagements to the Company, this pany's calamity must be imputed principally to his neglect of my repeated advice and ment of Oude....

...approaching, in which his Exceli Papers, ut supra, iii. 141.— M. Dispatches, ii. 122.— W. vi ]ency can no longer fulfil his public engagements to •...Company, this calamity must be imputed principally to his neglect of my repeated advice and earnest representations. The augmented charges might have been amply...

...resident dated 22nd of January. 1801, "the alarming crisis be now approaching, in which his Excelcan no longer fulfil his public engagements to the Company, this calamity must be imputed principally to his neglect of my repeated advice and earnest representations. The augmented charges might have been amply...

...and submitted through the Resident to Lord Wellesley, who, on receiving the statement, replied that " if the alarming crisis be now approaching in which...longer fulfil his public engagements to the Company ... it became the duty of the British Government to interpose effectually for the protection of his...

...and submitted through the Resident to Lord Wellesley, who, on receiving the statement, replied that " if the alarming crisis be now approaching in which...longer fulfil his public engagements to the Company ... it became the duty of the British Government to interpose effectually for the protection of his...

...the additional troops furnished within the last year for the defence of his Excellency's dominions. 2. If the alarming crisis be now approaching in which...military establishments, especially of his cavalry, has by no means kept pace with my efforts, to place the security of his Excellency's person and government...